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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 9761, 25 June 1892, Page 7

Government notifications. K3TUBXKG, &c.. BOILER OF TORPEDO BOAT, AT LYTTELTON. nnSNDEES will ba received un to Noon on the I 28th Instant, for IiETU RING, &c., the BoILER of tlio TORPEDO BOAT, at Lyttelton, Specifications may he seen on application to the Torpedo-man in charge at the Boatahed, Point, Lyttelton, between 8.80 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to ba addressed to the Officer commanding Permanent militia, Lyttelton. By order. _ ARTHUR P. DOUGLAS, Major, Commanding Permanent Militia, Lyttelton. Lyttelton, Juno 22nd, 1892. 2858 V, E, CROWN LANDS. TTT is hereby notified, in terms of “The Land Kt Act, 1885,’’ that 25 ALEP'S of Crown Lands as Contts’ Island will bo offered for LEASE by PUBLIC AUCTION at this Office on WEDNESDAY, the 29ih JUNE, 1892, at 11 o'clock a.m. Plans may be seen at Railway Stations and Post Offices, and also at this office, where full particulars can be obtained. _ J. W. A. MAECHAHT, Commissioner of Crown Lanas, District Lauds and Survey Office, Christchurch, June 22, 1892, 2844 Bankruptcy Notices. - Mft *■ in BANsauPTar, Hp HE LYTTELTON TIMES Js_ 1* duly appointed GA2E T T 9 POE ALL NOTICES ’ nuuss *a» BANK iUPTOif ACT ’ (THHE MERCANTILE AND BANKRUPTCY J- gazette of new Zealand (With which is incorporated “ Ths Weekly AnVEETISER "), PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING Contains— Particulars of Bills of Sale, Stock Mortgages, Liens on Wool and on Crops, Bailments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bankruptcy Petitions and Discharges, 4c., filed daring each week. Also, Carefully-revised Share and Produce Marker Koporre, Latest Legal Decisions, Original Articles illustrating the Working of Commercial Law, and other interesting and valuable matter. ABSOLUTELY INDISPENSABLE TO THE SAFETY OF AXjL TRADERS, Teems Gazette only, 21s or with Digest and Half-yearly Index, £1 10a. Proprietors— TEE TRADE AUXILIARY COMPANY OP N.Z., Ltd, Head Office: Morten’s Buildings, Christchurch JN BANKIUPTCY.—In the Superior Court of Bankruptcy, ho Lien at Christchurch. In the matter of “ •) he Bankruptcy Act, 1883,” and of the Acts amending the same. Notice is hereby given that ALFRLD MADDIBON of Souchhroot In filer has this day been adjudicated a bankrupt in the said Court. The first general meeting of the Creditors will be held at my office Old Government Buildings Christchurch on FRIDAY thi Ist day of July 1992 at 11.30 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this 24th day of June, 1892. G. L. GREENWOOD, . 2938 Official Assignee; laauranoo Oomnaiues. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, limited (Of London). Capital £2,600,000. EVERY Description of Fire and Marine Business accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OP PREMIUM, Claims settled with liberality aud.promptitude, CUFF & GRAHAM, Managers for Canterbury, X 354 ICB, Manchester street, Christchurch. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATE J. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. rpHB Thirty-first Annual Report of the Equit jj able shows it to be the Largest, Strongest and Most Prosperous Institution of its kind IN THE uRLD. ssets .itstanding Assurance.,, ew Asturanoea iu 1890 ... . irpius, 4 per cent basis come £7,299,3U8 LFETT—The Equitable has a larger surplus on every basis of valuation than any ocher Lite Insurance Company in the world. JLICIES are INDISPUTABLE, NuN-FOR-' BEATABLE, and unrestricted as to travel and ... £24,842,447 ... £I6U,J3S,OIS .. £42.463,772 „ £4,945,921 £7,299,309 residence after three years. PROMPT PAYMENT—Its promptitude in the payment of claims is unrivalled. The Society has paid over £20,000,000 to its policy-holders. LARGE BUN USES—Hundreds of thousands of pounds are now being paid away yearly in settling Tontine Policies, and THE EQUITABLE, ou the strength of these results, is writing an UNPRECEDENTED AND XKOREA-.XNG BUB .NESS. These Battlements surpass all that has ever been done in other forms o Life Insurance, and NO COLuNXAL OFFICE CAN a BOW ANYTHING TO COMPARE with them. Local Directobs

(With power to issue policies and pay claims): Eon 3ir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G., M.L.C., Henry F. I>. Bell, Esq., John a., Cook, Esq., Albert Martin, Esq., M.D, C. Godfrey Knight, P.1.A., actuary and Inspector. George Rosa, Resident rieoretary, Wellington. Offices: Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. Partner particulars on application at Office, 7. CHANCERY LANE. N 24 H. H. PARSON, Resident Agjnt. THE !NoEWICH lj NION F lEE Xnsurance Society. HEAD OFFICE—NORWICH, ENGLAND. EETABH33ED ,„ 1797 I AMOUNT IN SUES £250,000,000 j PREMIUM INCOME ... £627,000 j LOSSES PAID... ... ... ' £6,500,0001 ims settled with ii totality and promptitude. 1 J. M. HETWOOD A CO., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH, | Agents for Canterbury. X 134 1 Undertakers. H. SOBIMSHAW, UNDERTAKER. Til UNSEALS FURNISHED AT LOWEST Jjj CHARGES, Town and Country. 41, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. 41GN 'Voleph me No. 430. Properties For Sale or To Let. |jl o R g A l e . ■j Kfr ACRE FARM, near Rangiora; good lud dwelling-house and every improvement, in fact, a Model Farm. Price, £35 per sore. K i"? ACRE FARM, near Rangiora; largo bouse and good farm buildings. A desirable property. Price, £6 por note, a A ACRE FARM, at Ohoka; grand rich. *» v land. Price low. JOSEPH B, SHEATH, Laud and Estate Agent, 606 Eangiora, TO LAND BUYERS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 12,000 ACRES, Subdivided into Lots of about 500 Acres each. THE CELEBRATED MAUNGAPORAU BLOCK, The only Blosfc of Freehold Land for sale up tbo Wanganui river, situated near Hiruarama, accessible by steamer from Wanganui, THE Undersigned is instructed by W. J. ArundoU, i'.tq., to faUBDIYIDE AND SELL The above Magnificent Estate in suitable lots. Surveyors are now engaged on the work, and plans will be issued at an c?.rly date. The te ms of payment will bo exceptionally easy, viz*, a small cash deposit, and balance at low rata of interest. Upset prices will vary according to the character of the lots, and will be fiwd after receiving surveyor's report. . Buyers are now cordially mviton to go and inspect the Block. They will proceed by the ps. j Waiiore from Waiuanni to Kanwaeroa, eight hours’ steam, where a Native guide, engaged for the purpose, Pehira (Ringtail), will meat them and ] lake them'over the land, about two miles distant. _ 'ihe Block will be sold at auction at Wanganui about July. | The p.a. Wairore is advertised to leave Wanganui on Tuesdays at 7 a m. Correspondence sol,cited. WILLIAM COWEKN, Auctioneer and Lund Agent. 1903 Pawn, 1